Education; building a better future for Tennessee students and the teachers who instruct them. Aubrey Supports Reducing Public School Class Sizes

Healthcare; assuring quality healthcare for Tennessee's working families, seniors, and for every child fortunate enough to be a Tennessean. Aubrey Supports Lowering Prescription Costs for Seniors.

Economic Growth; giving the working families an opportunity to advance themselves and better their future by engaging industry and technology in Tennessee.

Fiscal Responsibility; making our tax dollars work harder so Tennesseans don't have to bear a state income tax. Aubrey is Firmly Against a State Income Tax

Values; Aubrey Will Protect the Sanctity of Marriage. Aubrey Will Protect the 2nd Amendment.

Why I Want To Be a Senator

The folks of Tennessee in District 17 deserve a Senator who will stand for and promote the issues that are important to them. People in our community and across the state have tired of "business as usual" and are ready for someone to take a stand up for:

-affordable healthcare,
-fiscal responsibility at all levels of government,
-secure futures for our senior citizens,
-innovative problem solving and fresh new ideas
-and better education for our children.

Our communities deserve:

a Senator who knows right from wrong and will be effective in playing by the rules.
a Senator who will take good common sense and Christian values with him to Nashville.
a Senator who will produce and support good legislation to benefit our communities and our state
a Senator who is a product of the good working class families of this district, and who has not forgotten that these families are the fiber of America.

As we endeavor to create a better life for ourselves, our children and the next generation, we are poised for a change. Our communities deserve a loud, clear voice; one who is willing to evaluate, educate, compromise, legislate, and push forward the future that we all envision for tomorrow. If given the opportunity, I know that I can be that change. I'd be honored to receive your vote in August 2010 in the Democratic primary and again in the November general election.